Digitizing old film reels

[@northernplacecorporation]

Short Film Used:
"The Big Snit" (1985) - by The National FIlm Board of Canada

[@davidkshow]

Love that Short!!! ❤

[@thereformist2914]

very interesting and informative...thanks

[@chenlung1]

Taping over film for a subsequent scan seems ludicrous because it’s going to affect the quality.

[@altanphedap6361]

Film is always superior quality than any format

[@patricius2512]

Yep

[@donovanmedieval]

Why don't they use the tape to cover the whole film?

[@MrRagNide]

kaun kaun 2021 main dekh hra hainn

[@No-ec4wv]

lol me

[@gabriellitewski7988]

There's no guarantee that all the films on the planet can be digitized

[@cjkalandek996]

I assume this is how they edit movies shot on 35 film after production nowadays. Digitize them and edit the footage using Fusion or Nuke or something.

[@kannanpalani5929]

🙏super sir 👍

[@paolocolombo7390]

What, no gloves????

[@perhauberg7385]

Sloppy splicing... Puh !

[@HoaNguyen-iq5rg]

📽🎞

[@lokthapa4499]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@JFizDaWiz]

the cartoon they were scanning is The Big Snit

[@paolocolombo7390]

Touching film with fingers without gloves to inprint fingerprints, not very professional!

[@No-ec4wv]

lol no one cares 😂

[@lonleylink507]

@@No-ec4wv not even the professionals lol

[@Alpha8713]

So much misinformation here.

[@alexbv3000]

Hello, plese tell me the correct procedure.